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The dust is finally settling on a very busy month of February, and it’s time to reflect. The month has been framed by the extraordinary turnouts first for precinct caucuses on the 3 rd  and then for our county convention on the 21 st . The energy was palpable, and it bodes well for the Fall election that so many people are determined to make their voices heard.             To the ancient Greeks, “democracy” meant the people of a particular place ( demos ) coming together to g

If you signed up to be a delegate or an alternate through your precinct caucus on February 3, we just sent out more information. If you did not receive it, it's likely because we don't have a good email address for you. Please contact Paul Harris at claydflchair@gmail.com .

First it was George Floyd. This time it’s Renee Nicole Good. For the second time this decade, a killing in Minneapolis by government agents has captured national headlines and given rise to major public outcries. Is there something about Minnesota, I wonder, that catapulted these incidents into such prominence?             Sadly, it isn’t the uniqueness of the events themselves that sets them apart. We can all name Blacks slain in acts of senseless violence, even here in Minn

I hope this holiday season that you’re finding comfort and joy in the company of loved ones. It’s a time for family, and I hope yours is close-knit. Families are complicated though, and not everyone finds that feeling of support and togetherness there. In these days of political polarization, we all hear stories of families torn apart by political differences.             For some, this makes the holiday season a tough time. Vivek Murthy, the Surgeon General during the Biden